SOUTH/SOUTHEAST

Miami/South Beach

Miami is the gateway to the Florida Keys, and it is Florida’s farthest south outpost. A trip to Miami takes you down I-95 or U.S. 1 from West Palm Beach through literally dozens of cities that blanket the Atlantic Coast—that is unless you choose the inland route through the Everglades. Miami is a little more than a two-mile drive, but it’s more than worth the visit. The convergence of cultures

Attractions		1.	South Beach (www.visitsouthbeachonline.com/)
		2.	Jungle Island (www.jungleisland.com)
		3.	Cape Florida Lighthouse (www.historical-museum.org)
		4.	Calder Race Course (www.calderracecourse.com)
		5.	Everglades Safari Park (www.evsafaripark.com)
Entertainment		1.	Coconut Grove Playhouse (www.coconutgrove.com)
		2.	Gusman Center for the Performing Arts (www.gusmancenter.org)
		3.	Miami Jai Alai (www.fla-gaming.com)
		4.	Orange Bowl (www.orangebowl.org)
		5.	Miami Boat Show (www.primeeventgroup.com)
Culture		1.	Miami City Ballet (www.miamicityballet.org)
		2.	Miami Seaquarium (www.miamiseaquarium.com)
		3.	Historical Museum of South Florida (www.historical-museum.org)
		4.	Miami Museum of Science (www.miamisci.org)
Nature		1.	Everglades National Park (www.nps.gov/ever)
		2.	Vizcaya Museum and Gardens (www.vizcayamuseum.org)
		3.	Monkey Jungle (www.monkeyjungle.com)
		4.	Miami Metro Zoo (www.miamimetrozoo.com)
Shopping		1.	Aventura Mall (www.aventuramall.com)
		2.	Dadeland Mall (www.simon.com)
		3.	Dolphin Mall (www.shopdolphinmall.com)